Any one try the new Synergistic Research BLUE UEF Duplex receptacle?

@jea48 
That's a little disappointing to find out and very disconcerting at the price they charge!
I am happy that I perceived a change in SQ but still that is depressing.
May have to reevaluate the purchase of any future SR Blue products.

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@jea48 
FYI: I'm not using the Synergistic Research Blue outlet, never had it or heard it. I'm using the Furutech GTX-D and GTX-D NCF (R).

@ lak,   (OP)

Thanks.

I should have read through your entire thread again before assuming you were using the Synergistic Research Blue outlet.
Jim

lak:
I have used and still own 5 Furutech GTX-R outlets. I now prefer the Synergistic Research Blue outlet. They have the big spaceous sound and detail of the GTX-R but the detail is more relaxed,  and there does not seem to be any one frequency that is emphasized. These are two excellent outlets, I simply prefer the Blue.

I have no uneasy feelings about the "build quality" of the Blue Outlets and the grip on the inserted plugs is just the right amount. The Blue plugs are easy to try in a system. They are well-stabilized after 12 hours of being in place and total break-in is done by 10 days. The GTX-R break-in is all over the place for 3 to 4 weeks. 


I think auditioning a Blue Outlet is a fun experiment and easy to do.


David Pritchard

I have to agree the break in of Furutech GTX-D Rhodium/NCF Rhodium DOES take a long time. Several weeks, and it varies! It seems settled and then the next day is back to being tilted to the treble.             
The issue of the altered sound(tilted to the treble)  is not a killer, just something anyone with a High End system would notice. Just have to wait. Once it is over. the sound is glorious. Well worth the minor trouble. And amazing how day to day while breaking in, it flips from and back to... Crazy.     
This really is one item having pre-burned in is worth while.